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Quayle, Eileen (19th-20th c.) English

Sunshine: song (words by Ruth Rutherford) {voc. sc. : Warren & Phillips : No. 1 in Eb} 17/461.5

Quilter, Roger (1877-1953) English

April Op. 14 No. 2 (words by William Watson) {voc. sc. : Boosey : low v.} 09/147-3[2]

At a country fair Op. 16 no. 3 {p. solo : Schirmer} 21/287-1 photocopy - for reference only

Autumn evening Op. 14 No. 1 (words by Arthur Maquarie) {voc. sc. : Boosey : low v.} 09/147-3[1]

Blow, blow, thou Winter wind Op. 6 No. 3 {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes} 09/147-2[3]

By a fountainside Op. 12 No. 6 {from Seven Elizabethan Lyrics}: song (words by Ben Jonson) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes : In Bb minor} 17/462-14

A children's overture (arr. Anthony Bernard) {p. duet : Boosey & Hawkes} 22/033.5

Come away Death Op. 6 No. 1 {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes} 09/147-2[1]

Come Lady-Day (words by May Pemberton) {voc. sc. : Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crewe} 17/462-7

Country pieces Op. 27 {p. solo : Winthrop Rogers} 21/287-3

  1. Shepherd song 2. Goblins 3. Forest lullaby 4. Pipe and tabor

Cuckoo song Op. 15 no. 1 (words by Alfred Williams) {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 2 in D} 17/462-1 a-b

Daybreak {from Three Songs of William Blake} Op. 20 No. 3 {voc. sc. : Winthrop Rogers : high v.: A} 17/462-10

Dream valley {from Three Songs of William Blake} Op. 20 No. 1 {voc. sc. : Winthrop Rogers : high v.: Gb} 17/462-10(1)

Drink to me only with thine eyes (words by Ben Jonson) {voc. sc. : Winthrop Rogers : low v.} 17/462-2 a-b + 10/087[7]

Drooping wings: song (words by Edith Sterling-Levis) {voc. sc. : Chappell : No. 2 in B min} 17/462-11

Fair house of joy {from Seven Elizabethan Lyrics} Op. 12 no. 7: song (Anon.) {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 3 in Db} 17/462-3 a-b

Fairy lullaby (words & music by Roger Quilter) {voc. sc. : Chappell : No. 2 in Ab} 17/462-19 a-b

Fairy lullaby (words & music by Roger Quilter) {voc. sc. : Chappell : No. 3 in Bb} 17/462-19 c

Five Shakespeare songs (2nd set) Op. 23 {voc. sc. : Boosey} 10/076[4]

  1. Fear No More . . . 2. Under the Greenwood Tree 3. It was a Lover and his Lass 4. Take, O Those Lips Away 5. Hey Ho . . .

Four songs Op. 14 {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 1 low v.} 09/147-3

  1. Autumn evening 2. April 3. A last year's rose 4. Song of the blackbird

The fuchsia tree Op. 25 No. 2: song (old Manx ballad) {voc. sc. : Winthrop Rogers : low in A min} 17/462-12 a

The fuchsia tree Op. 25 No. 2: song (old Manx ballad) {voc. sc. : Winthrop Rogers : high in C# min} 17/462-12 b

Go, lovely rose [Op. 24 no. 3] (poem by Edmund Waller) {voc. sc. : Chappell : No. 2 in F} 17/462-8 a,c

Go, lovely rose [Op. 24 no. 3] (poem by Edmund Waller) {voc. sc. : Chappell : [in F]} 17/462-8 b photocopied

I will go with my father a-ploughing {from Three Pastoral Songs} Op. 22 No. 1 (words by Joseph Campbell) {voc. sc. : Elkin : No. 2 in Bb} 17/462-20(1)

It was a lover and his lass Op. 23 No. 3: duet (sop. & contr.) (words by Shakespeare) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes : No. 3 [in F]} 18/127-1 a-b

June: song (words by Nora Hopper) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes : No. 1 in D} 17/462-15 a

June: song (words by Nora Hopper) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes : in F} 17/462-15 b

A last year's rose Op. 14 No. 3 (words by W. E. Henley) {voc. sc. : Boosey : low v.} 09/147-3[3]

Love calls through the Summer night {from Rosmé} (words by Rodney Bennett) {voc. sc. : Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crewe : No. 2 in E} 17/462-9 a-b

Love calls through the Summer night {from Rosmé}: duet (mez. & bar.) (words by Rodney Bennett) {voc. sc. : Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crewe : No. 1 in Dmin} 18/127-2

Love's philosophy: song (words by Shelley) {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 1 in C (low v.)} 10/076[6]

Love's philosophy Op. 3 No. 1: song (words by Shelley) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes : No. 3 in F} 17/462-4 a-b

Non nobis, Domine: chor. for mixed v. (SATB) w. orch. or p. accomp. (words by Rudyard Kipling) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes} 01/038[7] a-c

Now sleeps the crimson petal Op. 3 No. 2: song (words by Tennyson) {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 1 in D} 10/045-6[16] + 10/089[2]

Now sleeps the crimson petal Op. 3 No. 2: song (words by Tennyson) {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 3 in F} 10/045-6[17]

Now sleeps the crimson petal Op. 3 No. 2: song (words by Tennyson) {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 1 in Eb} 17/462-5 a

Now sleeps the crimson petal Op. 3 No. 2: song (words by Tennyson) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes : No. 2 in Gb} 17/462-5 b-d

O mistress mine {from Three Shakespeare songs} Op. 6 No. 2: song (words by Shakespeare) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes : No. 1 in Eb} 17/462-6 + 09/147-2[2]

Over the mountains {from Old English Songs}: song (words from Percy's Reliques) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes : high v. [in A]} 17/462-16 a-b

The Rose of Tralee: song / by Charles William Glover (words by E. Mordaunt Spencer; arr. Roger Quilter) {voc. sc. : Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crewe : No. 1 in Bb} 17/221.5-1 c

Seven Elizabethan lyrics {voc. sc. : Boosey : low v.} 10/089[1]

Song of the blackbird Op. 14 No. 4 (words by W. E. Henley) {voc. sc. : Boosey : low v.} 09/147-3[4]

Spring is at the door Op. 18 No. 4: song for med. v. & piano (words by Nora Hopper) {voc. sc. : Elkin} 17/462-21(4)

Summer evening Op. 16 no. 2 {p. solo : Schirmer} 21/287-2 photocopy - for reference only

Three Shakespeare songs (1st set) Op. 6 {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 1 low v. (?)} 09/147-2 a-b + 10/076[2]

  1. Come Away, Death 2. O Mistress Mine 3. Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind

Three songs of the sea Op. 1 (words & music by Roger Quilter) {voc. sc. : Forsyth Bros. : low v.} 09/147-1

Through the sunny garden (words by Mary Coleridge) {voc. sc. : Elkin : low v.} 17/462-17[1]

To daisies Op. 8 No. 3 {from song cycle To Julia}: song (words by Robert Herrick) {voc. sc. : Boosey & Hawkes : No. 1 in Bb} 17/462-13

To Julia Op. 8: [song cycle] (six lyrics by Robert Herrick) {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 1 E to F#} 10/045-8.4[2] + 10/076[8]

  Prelude, The bracelet, The maiden blush, To daisies, The night piece, Julia's hair, Interlude, Cherry ripe

Two September songs (words by Mary Coleridge) {voc. sc. : Elkin : low v.} 17/462-17

  1. Through the sunny garden 2. The valley and the hill

The valley and the hill (words by Mary Coleridge) {voc. sc. : Elkin : low v.} 17/462-17[2]

When icicles hang by the wall (words by Shakespeare) {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 2 in Eb} 17/462-18

Who is Silvia? (poem by Shakespeare) {voc. sc. : Boosey : No. 2 in F} 10/045-6[7]

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